ограничение
существительное ↓
- ограничение
without restriction — без ограничения 
restrictions on the sale of liquor — ограничения на продажу спиртных напитков
to impose /to place/ restrictions on smth. — вводить ограничения на что-л.
to lift restrictions — снимать ограничения
restriction to limits /to quarters/ — воен. а) неувольнение из расположения части; б) домашний арест
- ограниченность, связанность; отсутствие свободы действий
- тех. сужение (сечения трубы)
Мои примеры
Словосочетания
restriction on sales of weapons — ограничение на продажу оружия
subject to the restriction that — при условии что
to impose a restriction — накладывать ограничение
statutory restriction — установленное законом ограничение
building restriction line — линия застройки (территория вдоль границ земельного участка, не подлежащая застройке)
abrogation of a restriction — отмена ограничения
restriction light — ограничительный огонь
access restriction — ограничение доступа
severe restriction — серьезное ограничение
strong restriction — сильное ограничение
Примеры с переводом
They placed restrictions on smoking indoors.
Они ввели ограничения на курение в помещениях.
Restrictions on trade were lifted.
Ограничения на торговлю были сняты.
There is no restriction on filming in the area.
Здесь можно фотографировать без ограничений.
The law imposed new financial restrictions on private companies.
Данный закон ввёл новые финансовые ограничения для частных компаний.
They will lift export restrictions.
Они снимут экспортные ограничения.
I am willing to accept certain restrictions on my movements.
Я готова согласиться с определёнными ограничениями моих передвижений.
Building in that area came with some restrictions.
Строительство в этом районе сопровождалось некоторыми ограничениями.
Возможные однокоренные слова
restrict — ограничивать, рестрикт
restricted — ограниченный, узкий, для служебного пользования
Формы слова
noun
ед. ч.(singular): restriction
мн. ч.(plural): restrictions
Indeed, in conformity with the universal law of rhythm, _there has been a change from excess of restriction to deficiency of restriction_. ❋ John Spargo (1921)
Your main restriction is that you can only move five units per turn, though you will quickly find yourself with more than five groups of soldiers. ❋ Unknown (2009)
By applying the title restriction you confine your results to articles that have all three words in the title. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Without the title restriction PubMed searches throughout the entire citation including the abstract. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Once again the fundamentally illiberal tendencies of this Labour government are revealed and another restriction is available to the Government and its Police Force, to be enforced as and when it might be useful. ❋ Not A Sheep (2009)
FWIW, I think the restriction is a disgusting insult to the people who serve in both the military and the Police. on November 8, 2009 at 9: 35 pm Edmund Grinsbrook ❋ Inspector Gadget (2009)
The most famous symbol of this restriction is the new “security fence” still taking shape alongside and east of the Green Line that marks the de facto border of pre-1967 Israel. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Prior to 2006, the construction of ski resorts in the protected area of Fuentes Carrionas was prohibited, but this restriction is now lifted. ❋ Guillaume Chapron (2010)
The restriction is the latest in a series of moves that critics say guarantees Burma’s first elections in 20 years will favor the military government. ❋ Unknown (2010)
If you need the meat harvest a antler and if you want a trophy then the antler restriction is going to help you harvest a better trophy simply stated ❋ Unknown (2009)
His enormous display bordering on the eight-by-eight foot restriction is a monstrosity that features public domain photographs of famous city landmarks. ❋ Richard Kriheli (2010)
The chief remaining restriction is the one that prevents independent political groups from coordinating their activities with candidates ‘campaigns. ❋ The Huffington Post News Team (2010)
Nutritional Assessment – disordered eating/calorie restriction is high amongst endurance athletes ❋ Unknown (2010)
I think the four cases you discuss can easily be distinguished: Grubbs simply says that no ex ante restriction is required, which is quite different from saying no ax ante restriction is permissible. ❋ Unknown (2010)
However, the reasoning for such a restriction is both defensible and completely different than the ridiculous argument by Buckley. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The burden is, as always, on those who would restrict rights to show the restriction is necessary and will work. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Me: Yeah, uh, I’m HAVE to get part-time job, so from now on I’ll have to leave after school every [couple days] for a few hours.
Advisor-guy: [You can’t do that].
Me: What? Why can’t you guys let me?
Advisor-guy: Because.. uh.. we like to [suck dick]. ❋ Bty (2004)
[James]: «Why can’t we play [multiplayer]?»
[Viktor]: «I’m restricted.» ❋ Snopmannen03 (2018)
«Have you been [restricting] again?» ❋ RaaAaAad Af (2015)
[Shiv]: I can’t come to the park today. I’ve got to help [my mum].
Laura: [Arrrrr] restricted!! ❋ Laura Kayliegh Pearse (2008)
[The park] is [restrictive] to go in. (I hate this [example]) ❋ Max_smith231 (2020)
Girl: Hey Restrictions
Boy: [Why do] you [call me] Restrictions?
Girl: Go [look it up]. ❋ Leila976545678 (2011)
[Linda]: «Why isn’t she on her phone?»
[Sara]: «I think she’s [restricted]» ❋ Kittycat254 (2017)
He wasn’t [trying to] restrict her [activities] ❋ Rocky Lie (2016)
Kid 1: Have u heard [RESTRICTED’s] [new track] on SoundCloud?
Kid 2: Nah man, [is it good]?
Kid 1: Na, its shit. ❋ RESTRICTEDofficial (2018)
«we need you in [the office]!»
«I can’t right now in [Restricted By Maneuverability] I’ll be free [in 5 minutes].» ❋ Rolomaturbo (2019)
In Wikipedia, «restrict» may refer to WP:RESTRICT.
Look up restriction or restrict in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Restriction, restrict or restrictor may refer to:
Science and technology[edit]
restrict, a keyword in the C programming language used in pointer declarations- Restriction enzyme, a type of enzyme that cleaves genetic material
Mathematics and logic[edit]
- Restriction, a term in medieval supposition theory
- Restriction (mathematics), an aspect of a mathematical function
- Inflation-restriction exact sequence in mathematics
Other uses[edit]
- Censorship
- RESTRICT Act, a proposal to combat technology deemed to undermine the United States
- Restrictor (linguistics), a word or morpheme that specifies the meaning of a quantifier; see Polarity item
See also[edit]
- All pages with titles containing Restriction
- Restricted (disambiguation)
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Other forms: restrictions
A restriction is a limitation or a restraint, like when a size restriction keeps you from jumping on a toddler trampoline and bouncing the smaller kids a mile up in the air.
Usually a restriction is in place because a limit needs to be set. Common sense would keep you from putting a bowling ball in a paper bag; you wouldn’t need a restriction to tell you not to do it. Sometimes a restriction is the result of doing something bad or misusing a privilege, as when your parents put a restriction on video gaming to limit your time in front of the TV.
Definitions of restriction
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noun
an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation)
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noun
the act of keeping something within specified bounds (by force if necessary)
“the
restriction of the infection to a focal area”-
synonyms:
confinement
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noun
a principle that limits the extent of something
“I am willing to accept certain
restrictions on my movements”-
synonyms:
limitation, stricture
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Meaning restriction
What does restriction mean? Here you find 29 meanings of the word restriction. You can also add a definition of restriction yourself
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0 n. any limitation on activity, by statute, regulation or contract…
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0 restrictionRelationships Narrower Term: administratively controlled information donor restriction Related Term: access classified closed closed file physical restriction note n. ~ Limitations on an individua [..]
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0 restriction1[countable] a rule or law that limits what you can do or what can happen import/speed/travel, etc. restrictions restriction on something to impose/place a restriction on something The government has [..]
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0 restrictionearly 15c., «that which restricts,» from Middle French restriction (14c.) and directly from Late Latin restrictionem (nominative restrictio) «limitation,» noun of action from past [..]
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0 restrictionbarrier or prohibition.
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0 restrictionAny limitation on activity, by statute, regulation, or contract provision. In multiunit real estate developments, condominiums, and cooperative housing projects, the homeowners’ associations or s [..]
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0 restrictiona principle that limits the extent of something; "I am willing to accept certain restrictions on my movements" limitation: an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation [..]
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0 restrictionn. A bug or design error that limits a program’s capabilities, and which is sufficiently egregious that nobody can quite work up enough nerve to describe it as a feature. Often used (esp. by mark [..]
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0 restrictionbagrenetsung
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0 restriction1 : something that restricts: as a : a regulation that restricts or restrains b : a limitation on the use or enjoyment of property or a facility 2 a : an act of restricting b : the state of being …
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0 restrictionTo «restrict» DNA means to cut it with a restriction enzyme. See «Restriction Enzyme».
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0 restriction(French : restriction) Mechanism by which a cell degrades foreign DNA.
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0 restrictionSpecial term and condition in a Notice of Award or article in a contract that limits activities and expenditures. It may be lifted or adjusted if the requirements are met.
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0 restrictionRestriction refers to the mandatory use of a gift required by a donor. A restriction is considered to be legally binding and cannot be changed without the consent of the donor or by order of a court.
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0 restrictionCourse(s) which cannot all be credited to the same degree because of overlap in content between the courses. For example, SOCI 212 and ANTH 212 are restricted against each other, due to a similarity o [..]
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0 restriction(n) a principle that limits the extent of something(n) an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation)(n) the act of keeping something within specified bounds (by force if necessary)
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0 restrictionA course may be restricted against another course with similar content. If a student has passed one course, they cannot also gain credit for a course that is restricted against it.
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0 restrictionUnits in which you may not enrol if you have already completed another unit with equivalent content.
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0 restrictionA reduced cross-sectional area in a line of passage producing a pressure drop.
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0 restrictionCourses available only to students in specific academic programs. For example, Dentistry courses are only available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Dentistry or Bachelor of Oral Health. Note i [..]
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0 restrictionConditions that apply to courses at the section level to limit registration in a course. Restrictions include department approval, field of study, college, student level, student class, campus locatio [..]
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0 restrictionReduction in Caloric Intake without reduction in adequate nutrition. In experimental Animals, caloric restriction has been shown to extend lifespan and enhance other physiological variables.
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0 restrictionLaws requiring Patients under Managed Care Programs to receive services from the Physician or other provider of their choice. Any willing provider laws take many different Forms, but they typically pr [..]
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0 restrictionA restriction against a paper means you cannot do that paper if you have done a paper with similar content, e.g. JAPA102 is restricted against JAPA232.
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0 restrictionn. any limitation on activity, by statute, regulation or contract provision. In multi-unit real estate developments, condominium and cooperative housing projects managed by homeowners’ associatio [..]
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0 restrictionassumption about parameters in a model
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0 restrictionA limitation placed upon the use of property, contained in the deed or other written instruments in the chain of title or in local ordinances pertaining to land use.
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0 restrictionInformative term of limitation; an encumbrance.
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0 restrictionInformative term of limitation; an encumbrance.
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